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by 77pt77 3y ago
Yes. It should work for most binaries that don't link statically with libc.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Chatgpt can't get pregnant when things go wrong in order to soften the blow.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
That's the premium treatment. You forgot at least mildly insulting the patient by calling him stupid.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
And these preferences are incredibly innate and not modulated by culture like many people have thought through the ages.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
You already have people here saying shorter is a big no no!
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> Sounds like the fruit of a culture missing something critical. I find it hilarious when humans pretend to not understand the reasons for something...
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by 77pt77 3y ago
The cut-off is usually taller than that!
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by 77pt77 3y ago
The probability of potential problems with those kinds of offspring are also not that hight. Much higher than in cases with no endogamy, but not that hight.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Single (many times older) women that have very restrictive deal breakers. It's no coincidence that virtually all sperm banks deny donors shorter than heights that are much taller than average. Add to that income and education restricti
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by 77pt77 4y ago
This is incorrect. Power is energy "over" time. > Put another way, "1.5 gigawatts" does not in any way describe a rate It most certainly does. It's 1.5 gigajoule per second.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
But the kernel does not know what it does. In fact, the article claims: > During operation, the covert operating system (AMSS) has complete control over the hardware, microphone and camera
642.
by 77pt77 4y ago
> Then it all descends into zero-sum status games. Cough! Theoretical particle physics. Cough!
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by 77pt77 4y ago
This completely bypasses the OS. The kernel never even sees it. Addendum: To the people downvoting, the article is clear: > During operation, the covert operating system (AMSS) has complete control over the hardware, microphone and camer
644.
by 77pt77 4y ago
>It's different when I do it!
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Why would they not? Why do you think that is a reasonable assumption?
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by 77pt77 4y ago
> has 100% battery health Better than my brand new laptop that came at around 90%.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
But with video.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
This is not how it works. Those jobs are not based on performance or anything remotely meritocratic.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
One should think these things are disembodied politicians. That has been my best analogy so far. They'll never say I don't know and bullshit you into oblivion while never backtracking.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Registering the vehicle must likely.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
Dude. That's just a direct application of the inverse function theorem. Even geometrically you can see that swapping the axis (x and y) gives you the desired result.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
As can be seen by the Madoff afair.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
$15 for NYC. Sounds like a bargain.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
More like a chemist.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
This is the usual definition. It's not a conclusion, it's by fiat.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
> Freedom of speech is not requirement to broadcast. The USSR's constitution specified that not only was there freedom of speech but also freedom/right to "broadcast". The state would give anyone access to a printing
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by 77pt77 4y ago
It's the american way. The state outsources everything, including censorship. Then it can just say it's out of its hands.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
I'm very skeptical. It seems to go against the grain.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
> becomes successful after 2+ decades trying Rich pro-ai argument.
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by 77pt77 4y ago
This is an advertisement for something like the semantic web, not AI or language models.

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